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<h1 class="center">ASN Usage Code</h1>

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<p class="center">In order to use an ASN in Creatia, you will need to use the following approval code:</p>
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<h3 class="center">Warning</h3>
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    This is an ASN that may already belong to another Creatia account. By using this approval code, understand that all settings regarding the ASN and its corresponding prefixes will be reset after the approval process. All tunnels will be destroyed. All dedicated-server BGP sessions will be destroyed. By proceeding, you accept responsibility for all risks and issues that may occur.
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<h3 class="center">How do I use this?</h3>
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    Go to your ASN page on Creatia, and there will be a button along the top of the screen saying 'Approval Code' - From here, you just need to enter your code, click submit, and the ASN is now ready for usage within Creatia.
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<p class="center">You can ignore this email if you do not use this system.</p>

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